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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

GovEESoE WILSON YVES obliged to call
tho Legislature together or bring tho State
machinery to dead halt. Nevertheless
he may bsve reason to regret the hard
necessity which compelled the step.
There is no telling whst the boys may do
before they &C homo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

MONTREAL, QrE., April l9.-At meet.
ing OF tho City Council yesterday 4 letter
w"s read from Sir George Stephen and Sir
Donald a. Smith. Offering to donate
fl,000. 900 to establish Jubilee lospital
for thu sick and suffering poor, providing
tho city would grant site on the ,noun.
tain pido, known as the Taylor property.
The Council resolved to acrept tho ot,or
and further tho scheme in every possible
wav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

II Mr.. Uamden's sriendB are determined
to drag the extra session beyond the sec-
ond Tnezisy, We really can't see why Re-
publicans should aid and abet them. The
people want the Leyislaturc to fire and
fall heck an soon ss possible. In the
meantime, il the Democrats can elect q
Senator lot them do it. i. would be
equally tactical blunder to obstruct that
interea.ir. proceeding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Macliinists Strike.

PlrTsnuRGu, Pa, April 19.-The mn.
chiniats in all Of the tube works Of West.
ern Pennsylvania made demand to-day
for IN advance in wages Of fifty per cent
Tor night work, the increase to take effect
the dEat Of May. The purpoee Of the
movement in to have night work abol.
lshed so that more machines can be nut
in. A convention will be held in this
city June l to complete the organization
OF the National District Assembly of
knights OF Labor. Thirty local assem-.
blies Of machinists voted 10 Join the Ma.
tional organization AMI it will begin with
over 5000 members.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

BoSros, April .'.-Mr. Gurgeas, owner
OF the yacht May tI,wor, received cable.
gram to-day from TsnkervlIu Chnmber.
isync, owner Of tho Envlnh yaclt Arrow
declining to to allow tho Mny flower a free
centre hoard in tllo proposed Information.
81 raco IN EngIlHs %NtorB. Tho race is
therefore oil, ~ Mr. linrgeUs declined tc
rec,osH tho Aslaptic ami handicap hit
yacht.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

MADRID. April l0.-General Bszaine
ex-Marshal Of France, who has for several
years resided in exile here, was attacked
to-day by Frenchmsn, who exclaiming
"JAi ayenge ma patrie," plunged a
poni"rd into the side OF tho alleged trai.
tors head.
General Bazaine's wound is considered
dangerous. His assailant is believed 10
have been acting here as correspondent
for certain Paris newapaperB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

SUFFOLK, VA, April l0.-Lust nigh, n
cyclone visited this section with fatal and
destructive uiIects. l,a track waa sbon,
100 yards wi1o. The houpe Of John
Wright, six milca north OF Suffolk wns
co,nploluly demolished. Mr.. Wright an,,
Ills wife and young Bistor and Jamup Luko
we're in tho llouao nj tho tins. Mira
Wright and Mr.. luko wcre killed. IA"
youug girl fatally injured and Mr.. Wright
seriously hurt. Much other dEmnyo wue
done toI property along the pn.h Of the
pyplDuN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

fi1TsnuRGn, Pa, April l9.-The tow.
boat Clifton ran into n tow OF coal bsrres
at tho head Of Glass House RIM, on the
OHIO live: this afternoon and sunk in
twelve lee. OF water. fha crow oacapc,i
without injury. Tho Clifton was owned
by, John Porter 4 Ca, oithis city, and wat
valued nt Sl6O0O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Need Not Trust mn Ensliah j ury.

LONDON, April l0,-Lord Randolph
Churchill, speaking ct Nottingham this
evening, said thatil the Parnellites choose
to bring an action against the London
Times they need not trust an English Jury,
because they can take proceedings agninst
tho paper in Ireland OF Scotland, he
would not make himsef party to the
accusation, but it might be necessary for
the House Of Commons, Independently Of
the Parnellites, to take action agsinet i,
to clear itself CD body Of tho grave
chargea made against section Of it's mem.
hnrg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

GENERAL LAwToN, whom the Senate re.
iec:ed as Miaister to Russis, and who now
has the Austrian mission in his pocket,
ventures the opinion that the President
has wisely handled that Auntfian matter.
You tickle me and III praise you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

lhInuy.e, FL.., April !0.-The Dem
1or,'g ra1ru4 adoyteG The two.tllirda rule.
It t"iIrsa ltt;ymyen to nominate. In
'1c!jr, !r,hi tailot to-day in the L"elala-
lI'c,it. !, ta,.rA's by caucna arrange.
He,s yn!rt tnr yafions candidates. to pro-
'nlhuHaornrn kapNLlIe.ns from dining
',N."f hlo1ham or Perry, shd thereby
hepIny TO name the Democratic se'i<t;,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

ayenge the recent massacre Of Gholan
Halder Khan, the Governor Of Marc by
the Gh!lzais whose rebellion he had Get
out TO suppress was met and routed south
Of Ghinzni by the rebels. The Khan OF
Dhir has rebelled against the Ameer. He
has attacked and defeated the Khan of
Codshira and captured two Of the lattcr'e
rilee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

New foRE, April ia special from
Petersburg Va, says that during terrific
gtorm at Pikevilc station, N. e., the house
Of Taylor Eastman, prominent farmer,
was struck by lightning. Mrs. Eastman
citing near one window and MIR. E;ant.
man and hia non at another, while tho
daughter had n Goat in iron. of the Nre
place. Eastman and his son were killed
outright and Mrs. Eastman aud daughter
30 badly atunned M to render them un-
cnnncionA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

WAs''SdTof, u. G., April lO.-Tho
President has appointed sivourncy But
lcr, OF l'oston, to bo Hucond Uomp,rol.er
OF the Treasury in place Of Judge May.
nard. promoted to the Aasla.nnt Secretary
Bhip OF the Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Voted Agninst tho Crimes Bill,

LONDON, ,Apfill9.-Three Liberal U Union.
issn voted against the second reading OF
the Irish Grimes Act amendment bill in
the House Of Commons last night. Six
Conservatives, six Gladstonites, ten Lib.
eral- unionista and three Irish Nationalist
were absent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

ing the impending strike Of stove molders
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 10.
J. D. Long: 51N
Hold as you are. Delegation COMING
from st. Louis. Will investigate fully and
hope all will be right.
T. v. PowDERLY.
The molders remained quietly at work
to-day. The memberB hold their regular
weekly meeting tomorrow evening, when
the question will be discussed. "
Henry Cribben, Of Chicago, President
Of the Stove Manufacturers Defense Asso.
citation, spent to-day in this city on his
way to a meeting Of the executive com.
mitteo OF tho Association in Rochester,
N. y, tomorrow. 10 Frs frlyS inter.
viewer he explained the cause Of the strike.
stating that Bridge, Beach & Co. had at.
temptedarbtration but unsuccessfully, Ho
says the advance asked would be a. a loes
TO the manufacturers; that they arc not
seeking to crush the Union, on the con.
trary, he and those associated with him
believe firmly in labor organizations. but
they had rights also.
lie explained that at Detroit only do
they come In contact with the Knights Of
Labor, at other points the union being
predominant. After calling attention to
tho fact that the Knights OF Labor in
Detroit enabled them to use St. Louis
patterns, Mr.. Cribben said: "The pat.
terms Of from twenty-five 10 thirty-five
stove fouudries will be in Detroit inside
Of three or four days. There is talk OF boy
cotting Bridge, Beach 4 Co., and all who
made their patterns. The same threats
arc hoard in other quarters, We will
send patterns here from every district
and give them an opportunity Of boycott
ing the whole United States. They will
be full patterns Of Stoves"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Tho "Timen" Assertions.

LONDON, April l9.-The Times this
morning says: "We possess several spcci.
mens OF Mr.. Psrnell's signature written
about the date Of the disputed document
from which we arc able to parallel tho pc.
culiarities OF the signature"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

CHICAGO isgoing to soc whether she can
DO as well with the boodlers as with the
Anarchisiz. Chiceso has shown q re.
markgble ability to take care OF herself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

LONDON, April ia dispatch from
Mandalay says that the Dacoit leader
Hoo has been killed by one OF his own
troops, and tha. the villsgers are rejoicing
over bis death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

LANCASTER, Pa, April l9.-At O'Clock
this afternoon tho Chicago limited express
struck John Becker, wife and two year
old child at the Mannheim crossing OF the
Pennsylvania railroad this city, killing
both parents instantly. The child wac
found on tho cow.catcher uninjurod. The
horse escaped and ran home. The vic.
tins arc aged about sixty years, and are
from Mannheim. Their daughter.in.lsw,
the mother of the child, was also with
them, and was seriously injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

SrniH"rIHLp, o., April lo.-'rho annual
ucAS!on Of tho Miami Congregational
church, embracing all tho Congrcva.
tionAl churches in Southern Ohio, Ken.
incky md Wont Yirginia. IL being held
here,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

PlrTsnundn Is TO introduce the cable
grip System Tor her street railways. 1t
ros!s about sSo,0O0a mile, but It pays in
tho end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

MASSACHUSETTS legislators cannot ex.
pect to DO rated high when they sell
their votes for hundred dollars apiece.
Is MASSACHUSETTS playing out?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

THERE are two or more sides to most
queHtioua, and the ntatesmen who have
reached the Permanent Seat are promptly
putting Themselves in battle array.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Baptist Missionary Meeting.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April l9.-The annual
meeting Of the Women's Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society, Of the East will con.
vene in this city tomorrow. About 500
representatives from societies in all parts
OF the East will be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

If yon don't understand the new base
ball rules that Is not the fault Of the man
who made them. Go to the ant, thou
RlnryNfd. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

CALIFORNIA objects to being made to pay
as high as 500 per cent. increase on some
classes Of freight. Isn't California rich
as well a8 great and growing State?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

4 CoNSEcTlCUr man wants dsmaees
from n newspaper that sported with his
bad grammar. Thus the sphere of a free
free press il being steadily restricted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Che GatelIirqe.tlreel,r.
onIcs' Nos. 10 md 81 Fourteenth Street,

Tng WEEKLY lSTELLluEScER, ready to.
day, contains the fullest, moat graphic and
most accurate sccount Of the great cyclone
which cut 90 wide awath OF destruction
in Eastern Ohio. Tho paper may be had
in wrappers for mailing for Eve cents a
COPY, ... t.g. --
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

PERHAPS somebody will send the Lon.
don Times q photograph Of Mr.. Gladstone
in the oct Of instigating the Pbunix Park
murders, .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Mrs. Turner's Body Recovered.

SFt1'0'1 Dts77t1e1 70 UN lNt1IIDtHttT,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 10.-The
body OF Mrs. Turner, drowned at Kanswhs
falls late in February, WAS recovered to.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

The Worship!ul Company OF Skinue,s
IL one OF the most grinding OF the Londnn
corporations having estates in Ireland.
1t was chartered by Janea when he
planted Ulster with E!,glah and Scotch
protostan's and Presbytcria1s for the
civilization and conversion OF the native
Irish. History looks upon it M a uovel
experiment in rcconciinsa hostile ppople
to contiscate their estates nnd confer the
duty OF cancellation on those who bene-
flied by the spoilntion.
When tho Land act OF lSSl went into
operation extcnslve reductions we're made
on tho estates OF this particular coupnoy,
which is ono OF aoverel. Facts which hacl
been laid before a Parliamentary rom
mit:ee regarding tho administration OF
the finances OF tho vRriuus companies
were then Tor tho first time made public.
It was originally intended that tho in.
come from rents should be applied to tho
advancement OF education by the eudow-
ment OF schoola in Ireland ind England.
An investigation OF the Eccounts
showed, however, that only ,ithe Of the
income was applied to this purpose. Tho
Hlub blll hhb lllt III IeEb llbJu VI FNppnHt-
ture with tho magnificent harque,s which
tho companies give on every possible oc-
cssion. Thon came tho fees to members
ol tho company for attending its meetings,
while the expenses of maintaining the
various halls, which are called after the
companies by such ouphonions names ne
Fishtnongers, Skinneas and the like. WAS
equal to thnt spenti in education.
Still, II haa never been tonnd possible 10
lo2islale the London companies opt Of OK
istencp, though much pressure hao been
brought on Parliament. Ellor.a have
been made to asuiBt tho tcnnuts to pu,.
chasc, but generally failed, ns the priyi.
leges enjoyed by tho corporations are
too groat for them to part with,
and they retaM them by imrcs.
Ing impossible condititions on tho
proposed aalo. Ono company, the
Drapers, aitor whom is named Draper.
town, near which tho evic,iona are taking
place, Inns recently effected m arrange.
mcnt with their tenants to coll at thirty.
ono yours purchase-that IL, that ntter
paying principal nnd interest in tho form,
Of rent for thir,y.one yoMrs thu tenants
will receive tho .ito deedn Of their inrmf
| III perpeluity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

Mn. PAnSRLL puts the London Times TO
It's proof. It Eeems that the Times Is out
Of Joint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20

RoNnAy, April la.-rarwanaxhRu, tho
AfghaniGtan commander, who wGs sunt
by Ameer with q force OF b,0OO mon TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
EylCTIOSS SIN ULSTER.

The T"nants OF the SElnners Company Re.
shting Forcihls Ejec.ment.
DUBLIN, April l9.-Thc London Skin.
nera Company is evlc,ing the tenants on
its estates n. DrapeEetown, county Derry.
The tenants are resiatiug with ali their
resources, in many cases having barrcaded
their houses, cut away the lower stairwaye
and made iortresses OF the upper tioorp,
whencs they are tioisuding themselves
against the shetiGa and coaetabuiary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DETROIT FouNDn1Es RUNNING
And Using the st. Louis pnttcrnx..The Mold.
ers will Keep Mt Work Until the Matter
Y ID Investigated Further -. The
Trouble IL Fully Explained.

DETROIT, April 2O.-J. D. Long, has re.
ce'ved the following telegram from Cen
oral Master Workman Powderly, regard.
ing the impending strike OF stove molders,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Charleston q, New orleans ..


CBABLRsros, September l.-Cbarles.
ton again out played the Pelicans to-
day and won the third game oil the
series. The visitors complained 30
much about sImmons's umpiring that
a new umpire was selected today who
was unss lalaotory 10 both sides. The
visitors kicked vigorou,ly a. 6rst, and
then ths sudieuce kicked at his de.
clsions 10 Charleston. Want oil q
league umpire Ia decided drawback
20 ba,o ball here. The Charleston
club absolutely refused 10 let one Of
their team umpire, a. they have al.
ready had two al their best players
disabled while umpiring. The game
was very close, but more errors on
DO h sides than in the two previous
games. Both pitchers wers baited
freely, but no, saiely. Vaughn had q
finger nail torn on, bu. his captain
forced him 10 play the game out
Powell, OF New Orleans, covered him
self with glory by stealing q run. The
ball vasin the pitchers hand when
Powell eft ihird and GOT sale home
Following 10 the tc9Te:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Memphis Wins Three Games.
"Cooney" Doyle Succeeds In Making
1w0 Good Hits.
Hs Also Adds to His Reputation BY
Stealing Bases.
Savage Seaside Sluggers Pound
Pcwelps Puny Pelicsns.
Oshsr baseball Games-Opening Of
me yan Meetings NJ Coney
lslaud aud Niagara Falls
= Boating.


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September L.
Memphis outbstted and ouifislded
Birmingham today aud won easily
Both teams played poorly, making
Ave errors apiece, bat the home play
ers punched theirs and let Ia runs.
George McKeough was In the box for
Memphis, ard he did excellent work.
He struck out six men and allowed
but nine hits, but two Of which were
doubles. Doyle was Of in fielding,
but he made up for bis errors by hit
ting the ball hard and running bases
ike deer. He took desperate chances
and stole no less than four bases.
'Pelix scooped 10 slime pretty flies In
center, and Black fielded and batted
we'll. Andrews and Phelsn kept up
their reputation as bssemeD, and the
latter welded the willow TO advan.
tsge cunningham presented their
new battery, Flood and Leighton.
Flood wss wild and gave three men
bases on balls. The visitors found his
delivery for fourteen hite, with total
Of sixteen bssee. Bnrks's work at
short Vas miserable. The score:
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Teemer Has n wsikoyeE in the sar-
atoEa ReEalla.

atoga Regatta.
sARAT;oA, N. Y, September 1.-The
final heat Ia tae singles was rowed
today, the second day OF the regatta
on Saratoga Lake. IL Was thought
today the regatta would have 10 close,
as not enough money has been CO.
lsc.ed 10 oil the purses for the balances
OF the week. Owing 10 this fac,
the winners OF the trail beats gave
the Others the privilege OF competing
for the final. R0ts aud Plaioled did
not care 10 exert Themselves, no the
race was left with the others. Teemer
~ss the fret awsy, fJllowed by
Hsmm, Babesr and Lee. After q few
Lengths Lee passed 10 third place. All
the way down 10 the turn leemer
Kept pulling assy from Hsmm, and
the interest was cenlefed In these
two Teemsr turned lha buoy la
4:40, H,u m in 4:tS, and Lee In 6:2l.
Ga strsighiening away for the return
reemsr led by Elk .eogihs, which he
gradually increased, aud the second
tufn he made In 1881. Ham 9:47, and
Lee 1925. TINS vas the position
during the remainder Of the race,
T.emer keeping lead OF ABOUT fifteen
lengths over Hamm, who was an
eighth Of q mile In advance Of Lee
The race, which was practically
walkover for Teemer. was won by bin
Ia 20:0s. Hamm crossed the Inns
twenty two seconds la'er, followed BY
Lee. yhoee time was 1913.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
neiroIi D. keM lori

NEW YoRK, September la though
the playing Of the New Yorks today
was faulilsos, with The exception Of
RsInsy, the new third bAsemsp, they
were defeated by the De,rolis.
Rslnty, |, can DO said, lolt the game.
-Four errors he made. and the only
onts made by the team. Keeis
seemed to he little of, and was hit
auits freely. The feature Of the game
vas the playing Of Richardson AID
Ward, u the New York club. Twice
they doubled on tbs Dstrolls, bat
Rainey's miserable plays spoilt tie
eriire aams. Ge'Liln pitched grea.
zane, although Wild al 6ut. and be
WIS ably supported by b. nsli. In
the seventh Brouihere aud Rowe & 1
on bGs.s by errors OF Rainey. Thomp,
s9n vert % the bat and drove the
hal ier cot TO crnler field, bringing
home Brou,hsrs. Rowe and himie I
Attendance. $500. Score:
New York. ....l o. 0 0 0 0 o.
Dst,olt.........-OOl00l 30x-l
Earned ruus-Nsw York ], D.tIoi
n TWo base BIT, Bennett, l. Tire,
haze hit-CietEsin, l. Home run
Thompson. ID luble PLAYS ID
Richardson, and Ward Conner 2,Rlwe
III Ricbsrdson and b .outhers. Bas
on balls-Tisrnsn, Conner 2. D
n chardsou. Base on srrors-Ns,
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DIamoad Dots.

DALEY, Of Cleveland, Ia nursing bis
rheumatism.
DuSLAP is not with the Dstroits on
their present trip.
II sHIsrER intends 10 hold on 10
Parsons AZ any prizes.
swARrwocD L. laid up with sickness
at his home In Pitsburg.
The Pit'sburg club 10 not making
very much MONEY this year.
THonP.oS, Of the DstroitS, has
made his 10th actual base hit.
ALL the Louisville players will 70.
ceive increased salaries next year.
TIE Browns play tho last game Of
tbs series with Birmingham today.
MAsAoKR BARSIK, Of the Bsltimores,
Is on tbe wsrpath for new pitchers.
DoncHER says he will not umpire
next year unless paid more than $1,000
salary.
TooIE may be rslsated by Brooklyn
before the commencement oil next
ssason.
Jons PArnIcK CAHILL, recently Of
Indianapolis, hiss gone back TO Ban
Francisco.
IT Il claimed that $50 home runs
have been made BY league players
this season.
LIoHrKs, q Southwestern League
cs,cber, will probably be tried by
Birmingham.
CHARLE TON continues 10 win from
the Pelicans. They have now won
three Straight games.
THR exact distance from the home
plate 10 the center q ID fenes on the
ID jslon grounds 10 377 feet.
liz Tustdayis Louisville MetIopol.
tan rame the L'uisvilles earned
twshty-one runs oa Cushman.
THR receipts last Sunday nj New
Orleans Tor both games played with
the Chi rles ons aggregated 1852 90
RcO. HrIcK, Of the Piltsbuig', stol'
hla first base OF The season on Iu sday
aud he has played twenty sever
games.
The Boston papers have commenced
| 70 nthu ihNli hhA tolhuNNI ~ W.
Needs Today's Game Badly" WIS
a pathetic appeal.
NoTssiit6sd with "skunkiDe" s,th
Birmingham Herald adds insult 10 In
iury BY dubbiug our baseball clio
"the Bvsll.beaded Msmp 10 Browns.
BoaroS maid $4,000 for Kelly an
! sold Bufi atom snd Cunning I
, Philadelphia for 500, snd ia tie ligi
a present developments Boston 3
. he wort o. Il In both deals.
. or the las. sixteen games pitch'
I by Bnlinton the Pniladslphiss wo
thirteen. Clements oiugh, "Buh'
1 eight OF these games and Cunning
8 eight. The latter vas the catcher
d thu three losing games.
70 THa Ruff Ci,ys went mp 10 Brown
: vile Wednesday and dslsa,sd q
}. club OF that place by q score Of 81
,, II. Tsylor, the crack pitcher OF I
. Brownsville club, was Knocked out
}. the boz In the second ipniog. Dol
v v1 substituted, bu. Jared little bstt